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From Wikipedia Picture of the Day; January 4, 2018:
A ngayogyakarta-style blangkon used by the Javanese people of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Such traditional Javanese headdresses are worn by men and made using batik fabric. Aside from Yogyakarta, there are also styles from the Surakarta, Banyumas, and Kedu regions.
Photograph: Chris Woodrich
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So this is The Word Alive. From left to right are Zack (guitar), Telle (vocal), Matt (drum), Daniel (bass), and Tony (guitar).
And those blangkons and Malioboro shirts were from us, my sister @franksienumb8 and me. So glad they wore it and posted the photo of it. They look good on ‘em!
Thank you for coming to Indonesia. It’s been our pleasure. Look forward for your next shows here :)
Sketch of genderbended Iceland and Indonesia!
Male!Indonesia is wearing a javanese traditional clothes, Beskap. If you see a thing right behind his back, it’s a javanese traditional weapon, Keris. It is usual to slip that weapon in your back. The head wear Indo bring along is blangkon.
and... Female!Iceland wears that usual uniform.
batik
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